With so many games releasing nowadays, I think it’s easy for the good ones to get lost in the shuffle. I’m going to list 20 highly anticipated Indie/AA games. I’m sure there’s many great ones I’ll probably miss (like I said, there’s so many it’s hard to keep track sometimes), so please let me know what other ones I should look out for. I’m going to order them by release date. If the game does not have a tangible release date, I’ll place it in the list based on what I think is more likely to come out first, based on marketing material and release date delays.
1. Cyber Shadow
Trailer: Link
Steam Page: Link
Release Date: January 26, 2021
Genre: 2D Action Platformer
Multiplayer: None
Description: This game looks like a cyberfunk (real word is getting the post removed by the automoderator) Ninja Gaiden. It’s very fast paced and has some huge enemies to fight. The player character looks to have a very versatile moveset which looks to …
The end of the year draws near so it’s time to review 2020 in gaming!
It’s been one heck of a year, with many notable releases and also quite a few not quite as high profile. Now’s the time to shed light on all the games that released this year that you enjoyed. What are your top five, top ten, or maybe just the one game you really think deserves to be known as the best of 2020. Bold the title you’re discussing and make sure to explain why it deserves the top spot.
We’ll parse through the comments and do our best to summarize the results in a later post so y’all can really see what games our community thinks deserves the crown.
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On a completely unrelated note, all of us here on the moderator team would like to wish y’all a happy and much less challenging new year! See you in 2021 and beyond! …
Recently Toms hardware made a post about a Tool that gives your a performance improvement in Cyberpunk 2077.
Ive did some Digging on the Tool and its files. I´ve foundout that it just edit some Settings in some Game Configs. And for this they add a Backdoor to the software?
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Sure there are people who claim its fine, but anyways it uses a Backdoor that trigger Windows Defender and a few other AV programs. the Virus Total Score of the file looks fine but its probably bcs the file is relatively new and there are not many reports to mist lists.
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After some more Research ive stubmled across a Open source tool that does the same but without using any obfuscated malware.
I was browsing my steam wishlist today and saw Atomic Heart added 2.5 years ago. I remember watching back then cool trailers with Bioshock vibes and it piqued my interest.
Is this game being developed at all or those trailers were just amazingly crafted and scripted?
(Fenyx Rising, Total War Troy and Hades)
Did I miss some popular movie or series or something that set this bit of zeitgeist?
This article I wrote got published a little over a week ago, but I just wanted to share it here for anyone interested in Graven.
https://www.gamesreviews.com/articles/12/graven-demo-impressions/
TL;DR - I’m digging it. I got lost on a few occasions and I think they need to overhaul or junk the stamina system (it’s weird), but so far Graven definitely seems to be worth keeping an eye on. Could be the Hexen to Amid Evil’s Heretic, if that makes sense.
General browsing / reading: Yes, a smidge too big. The extra space is unnecessary and you basically just end up with screen brightness in your face. The moment I flip on a YT vid / Twitch though, it’s nice.
1080p is DEFINITELY a bit blurry but not entirely intolerable; I can live with it until I get a better GPU but this is already stretching it. 1440p on the other hand, is perfect; some say 4k is a must for 32” but I think that’s just borderline overkill; unless you’re going out of your way to look at pixels/jaggies, I think even slightly above 32” @ 1440p would still look good.
In some games, it’s easy to feel a bit overwhelmed with the screen too close to your face. That being said, I have plenty of space on my desk to move the monitor back a bit.
Controller usage: My biggest issue with a 24” was anytime I use a gamepad, I automatically lean back a bit to get comfy in my chair at which point, the screen now feels like it’s a bit …